Virtually Changing

The Way You Work

WillowTree VA offers professional support to reach the next level in your business and in life. We provide as much or as little support as you need to get your goals accomplished. A Virtual Assistant works especially well for small business owners and independent professionals.

WillowTree VA specializes in assisting experienced therapists, sex therapists, social justice educators, lecturers, trainers, science fiction podcasts, and more! Our assistants are experts with over a decade of experience with creating training for professionals, helping individuals reach and maintain certification, or guiding experts in providing education for trainings.

As individuals with disabilities, we know something about learning how to do things in a new way, a skill that translates well into the work world but doesn't fit on a resume. Our strength lies in our community and the unusual way we work.

If you are missing opportunities because you are spread too thin or have a one-time project that needs a bit of boost, a Virtual Assistant can help. Our virtual team knows the struggle to get it all together and we strive to relieve your stress and tackle the tasks that get between you and your goals.

A Working Relationship

WillowTree VA selects clients and assistants specifically to enable the development of a strong, flexible relationship that adjusts as your need for services, time, and skills changes.

Reaching your virtual assistant is easy with your phone, email, online messaging, web conferencing, or even text messaging.

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WTVA virtually changes the way clients and assistants work.

We center the concepts of teamwork and individual development as the best approach to providing opportunities for mental health professionals and small business owners to reach their goals.
We value the personal and responsible connection between the unique needs of clients and our assistant team.
We create a new model of work for clients and assistants by using dynamic task management, flexible work environment, an emphasis on personal and professional growth beyond work/life balance, and an environment supportive of communication and cooperation.
"Respecting the autonomy of workers is an issue of disability justice and creates economic opportunities for those who are regularly denied the opportunity to work due to both visible and invisible disabilities. ... Autonomy in location allows workers to create conditions that allow for their best work, which are not the same for everyone." ~Rachel Anne Kieran, Psy.D.